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The bills authors said the inflation cap would protect Wisconsin students from the possibility of soaring tuition rates when the current freeze ends.

Jay Rothman, president of the University of Wisconsin System, has proposed an across-the-board tuition increase of 5% to the academic institution's regents.

The Republican head of the state Assembly's higher education committee wants to limit future University of Wisconsin tuition increases to no more than the rate of inflation, an idea unveiled Tuesday that comes after a decade of frozen tuitions.

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The Republican head of the state Assembly’s higher education committee wants to limit future University of Wisconsin tuition increases to no more than the rate of inflation, an idea that

Promise programs sidestep the confusing financial aid process by covering tuition for all students whose family incomes fall below a specific threshold.

The University of Wisconsin may soon raise tuition as Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' planned budget shortchanges it by about $130 million worth of operational costs.

Gov. Tony Evers executive budget leaves the University of Wisconsin System about $130 million short of what regents wanted, but the governor says hes giving the system enough to stave

Gov. Tony Evers' executive budget leaves the University of Wisconsin System about $130 million short of what regents wanted, but the governor says he's giving the system enough to stave off any tuition hikes. The regents asked Evers to increase the system's budget by $435.6 million over the next two fiscal years. The spending plan the governor released Wednesday would give the system about $305.9 million more over the biennium. Republican lawmakers will spend the next four months ...

Gov. Tony Evers' budget leaves the University of Wisconsin System about $76 million short of what regents say they need to run their campuses over the next two years, raising questions about whether they may raise tuition to make up the shortfall.